Is it a good idea to pursue part-time MBA from JBIMS after having 2-years of job experience?

You can as well opt for the 2 year full time MMS programme which is the flagship course in JBIMS, if that does not fit you, you can take the part time MBA but mostly a experience higher than 3 years is ideal for part time.

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Well the part-time program is a full Masters degree which has its own benefits. You can study for a PhD or FPM if required. It has its own unique value. Some plan to study abroad too after finishing this programme The faculty for both the full time and part-time degree is almost the same and is excellent. You have similar subjects. At the end of the day is how you apply what you have learnt rather than getting into the full time vs part-time argument. No placements for part-timers but the JBIMS brand does give you an edge in the job market. You are studying with professionals who are very mature so there is usually a lot peer learning involved. It is much better to get a part-time degree from Bajaj rather than going for a full time degree at a lower ranked institute especially for marketing guys because the jobs are usually more or less the same and you do it without the experience. It is good to get this part- degree if you are of the opinion that experience counts more than theory. Which is ultimately what JBIMS education is all about. Practical applications not rote learning theory and vomiting it in the exam. That is why a lot of the Faculty have a great experience of the corporate world and some of them in government. So the learning experience is different which makes you stand out in front of the crowd. Personally the part-time program is for people who prefer to get a hands on experience of the corporate world along with an education.

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